Insurance
Coronavirus travel insurance: who will cover me?
No travel insurers offer ‘complete’ cover for coronavirus-related disruption, Which? research reveals, although travellers should still get insured.
Five car insurance potholes that could leave you with a hefty bill
Which? reveals common car insurance exclusions for incidents you'd think would be covered, from misfuelling to lost keys
RAC launches pay-by-mile car insurance: could it save you money?
Which? takes a closer look at the new flexible telematics policy open to 21 to 65-year-olds with costs starting from 4p a mile.
Revealed: the five major costs the cladding crisis is piling on homeowners
Which? sets out the scale of the bills brought on by the building safety crisis, from EWS1 forms to rocketing insurance premiums.
Plans to lift lockdown: what do they mean for your wedding and insurance?
Find out the latest changes to weddings and civil partnership ceremonies in each UK nation
5 unfortunate events your home insurance might not cover
From unruly dogs to stolen lawnmowers, there are times your home insurance policy might be less useful than you’d hope. Which is why it pays to pay attention to the small print.
Has COVID-19 left you paying for insurance you can’t use?
Which? reveals how many car and health insurance customers have received premium rebates, how much, and how you can get money back.
Cladding scandal: insurance bills rise by more than 1,000% for flat owners
Residents of homes with cladding and other unsafe building materials are facing skyrocketing insurance bills, new Which? research reveals.
Struggling with insurance premiums, struggling to find help
Which? reveals that one in seven car insurance customers has had difficulty paying for cover, with home and health insurance policyholders also affected. Here's what to do if you're struggling to make payments.
What does Brexit mean for travel, pet, home and car insurance?
The end of the Brexit transition period has had a knock-on effect on a number of areas, and insurance is no exception.